I was raised by my Native American grandparents. They taught me to fish, to grow maize (corn), how to make lye, and also about our history.
Many native people's lives are disrupted by our borders which were imposed upon them. These people are peaceful and kind, but many of them are victims of human rights abuse.
In fact, Native Americans from Central America have traveled here since the neolithic age. Central American porters could travel 100 miles a day and were part of an ancient trade network.
It is a crime against humanity to divide and conquer these indigenous people with modern borders. Using a simple DNA test, Native American immigrants can once again travel freely upon their ancestral homeland.